Automation threatens manual jobs. But what does that mean for working-class young men. And how can policy stop them from being left behind?

She may have shattered a stained glass ceiling but she will experience the same challenges as other female leaders

Sarah Mullally is known to be wise, intelligent, courageous and compassionate. That should serve her well in the battles ahead, says vicar Martine Oborne

NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) — When Sarah Mullally's appointment was announced, many African women bishops cheered, hoping she will breathe new life into the communion.

As a new term begins, we meet educators taking a more diverse approach to history and helping pupils become critical thinkers

Civil liberties groups say swathes of new rules, including for swearing and wild swimming, criminalise normal behaviour Shouting, leaving your spectacles in the sun and stroking a pony are among the rural activities outlawed by councils under the banner of managing antisocial behaviour this summer, according to campaigners. The Manifesto Club, a leading civil liberties group, said swathes of new public spaces protection orders (PSPOs) have been introduced or extended by local authorities, criminalising activities and behaviours under the banner of managing antisocial behaviour or environmental harm. Continue reading...

On the whole, men I’ve spoken to – like women – want children. But a host of issues, from housing to mental health, is getting in the way, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Schools accused of refusing so many pupils it 'amounts to selection', capping cohorts to prevent in-year transfers and wrongly turning away youngsters in care

Unpacking the findings from our major research into Britain's most powerful figures.